Ayon Chakraborty Libros

In the gripping conclusion of the Daevabad Trilogy, a con-woman and an idealistic djinn prince unite to save their magical kingdom from civil war. Daevabad has been ravaged, its magic stripped away. Banu Manizheh, the Nahid leader, and her resurrected commander, Dara, must mend their fragile alliance and bring stability to a divided people. However, the loss of Nahri has awakened Dara's darkest demons, forcing him to confront painful truths and seek mercy from former foes. Meanwhile, Nahri and Ali, having escaped their perilous pasts and Daevabad's treacherous politics, find themselves in Cairo, grappling with their own challenges. Nahri enjoys the comforts of her human life but is tormented by the fate of those she left behind, now under a new tyrant's rule. Ali, too, feels the pull of his homeland and is determined to return to save his city and family. As he seeks support in his mother's land, he uncovers a deeper connection to the marid that jeopardizes his relationship with Nahri and tests his faith. With peace slipping away and old adversaries resurfacing, Nahri, Ali, and Dara realize that to reshape their world, they may need to confront those they once loved and make amends for past wrongs.

In Daevabad, where djinn can summon flames with a snap of their fingers, where rivers run deep with ancient magic, and blood can be as dangerous as any spell, a clever con artist from Cairo will alter the fate of a kingdom. Nahri's life changed forever when she accidentally summoned Dara, a formidable, mysterious djinn, during one of her schemes. Thrust into the dazzling royal court of Daevabad, she needed all of her grifter instincts to survive. Now, as Nahri embraces her heritage and her power, she must forge a new path. Exiled for daring to defy his father, Ali is adrift on the unforgiving sands of his ancestral land, hunted by assassins and forced to rely on frightening new abilities that threaten to reveal a terrible family secret. And as a new century approaches and the djinn gather within Daevabad's brass walls to celebrate, a power in the desolate north will bring a storm of fire straight to the city's gates

Bestselling author S. A. Chakraborty's acclaimed Daevabad Trilogy gets expanded with this new compilation of stories from before, during, and after the events of The City of Brass, The Kingdom of Copper, and The Empire of Gold, all from the perspective of characters both beloved and hated, and even those without a voice in the novels. The River of Silver gathers material both seen and new--including a special coda fans will need to read--making this the perfect complement to those incredible novels. Now together in one place, these stories of Daevabad enrich a world already teeming with magic and wonder. Explore this magical kingdom, hidden from human eyes. A place where djinn live and thrive, fight and love. A world where princes question their power, and powerful demons can help you...or destroy you. A prospective new queen joins a court whose lethal history may overwhelm her own political savvy... An imprisoned royal from a fallen dynasty and a young woman wrenched from her home cross paths in an enchanted garden... A pair of scouts stumble upon a secret in a cursed winter wood that will turn over their world... From Manizheh's first steps towards rebellion to adventures that take place after The Empire of Gold, this is a must-have collection for those who can't get enough of Nahri, Ali, and Dara and all that unfolded around them.

Wkrocz do magicznego miasta, w którym przyszłość królestwa spoczywa w rękach sprytnej i buntowniczej oszustki! Nahri nigdy nie wierzyła w magię. Jest oszustką o niezrównanym talencie, żyjącą na ulicach XVIII- wiecznego Kairu. Wie lepiej niż ktokolwiek inny, że jej profesja - odczyty z dłoni, czary, uzdrowienia - to wszystko sztuczki i sposób na zmanipulowanie osmańskiej szlachty. Ale kiedy Nahri przypadkowo przywołuje równie przebiegłego, mrocznego i tajemniczego wojownika - dżina, jest zmuszona zaakceptować fakt, że magiczny świat, o którym myślała, że istnieje tylko w opowieściach z dzieciństwa, jest prawdziwy. Wojownik bowiem opowiada jej historię o legendarnym Daevabad, mieście z mosiądzu, z którym Nahri jest nieodwołalnie związana. Kiedy Nahri decyduje się wkroczyć do nowego świata, dowiaduje się, że prawdziwa moc jest zaciekła i brutalna. Tam magia nie może jej uchronić przed niebezpieczną polityczną siecią, a nawet najsprytniejszy plan może mieć śmiertelne konsekwencje. W końcu jest powód, dla którego mówi się: uważaj, czego sobie życzysz.